Iran has successfully tested a locally manufactured cargo plane, known as the Simorph, developed by the Iranian Ministry of Defense. This achievement marks a significant milestone in Iran’s domestic aerospace capabilities, reflecting the nation's focus on self-reliance in defense technology amidst international sanctions. The Simorph cargo plane is expected to bolster Iran’s military logistics and transportation infrastructure, supporting both defense and civilian operations. By producing its own aircraft, Iran continues to enhance its strategic independence and technological advancement in the aviation sector
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Correct Iran targeted 3 airbases. One which was severely under protection yet failed to intercept the threats.
In the process of this catastrophe Israel lost approximately 30 - 40 aircraft’s along with 20-25 of them being F-35II
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Iran has officially submitted a request to Pakistan for the purchase of 40 JF-17 Block-III aircraft. If the deal proceeds, it would be Pakistan's largest ever defence agreement.
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Iranian Air Force Chief Brigadier General Hamid Vahedi arrived in Islamabad to observe the Pakistan Air Force's Indus Shield exercise. His visit, which commenced on October 22, 2024, included a warm welcome at Nur Khan Air Force Base by senior PAF officials, Iran’s Ambassador to Pakistan, and the Iranian military attaché. During his stay, General Vahedi is scheduled to meet with key military leaders, including the Chief of the Pakistan Air Force, Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmad Babar, and the Chief of Army Staff, General Syed Asim Munir. This engagement reflects ongoing efforts to strengthen military cooperation and defense ties between Iran and Pakistan. The Indus Shield exercise itself involves participation from multiple countries and focuses on enhancing aerial combat capabilities through joint operations and training scenarios.
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Brigadier General Hamid Vahidi, the Commander of the Iranian Air Force, visited Islamabad on an official trip to strengthen military and defense ties between Iran and Pakistan. The visit was likely aimed at enhancing cooperation between the air forces of both countries, focusing on areas such as defense collaboration, training exchanges, and regional security dynamics.
Given the strategic importance of both Iran and Pakistan in the region, particularly regarding shared borders and common challenges like counterterrorism, border security, and regional stability, such high-level military visits help foster stronger bilateral relations. The visit may also have included discussions on joint exercises, military technology, and broader regional cooperation, reflecting both countries' interest in building closer defense ties.
This kind of visit often signals a continuation or expansion of defense diplomacy aimed at ensuring peace and security in the region.
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